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585kg waste gone in 4.5 hrs, Bittu Tabahi takes cleanliness mission to Delhi’s Yamuna

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585kg waste gone in 4.5 hrs, Bittu Tabahi takes cleanliness mission to Delhi’s Yamuna

On September 20, Surendra Singh Choudhary, affectionately called Bittu Tabahi, spearheaded a remarkable cleanup initiative along the banks of the Yamuna river.

In a dedicated four-hour effort, he and a team of volunteers successfully gathered an impressive 585 kilograms of litter.

This endeavor was part of World Cleanup Day, supported by Philip Morris.

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